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With lunette carved frieze over panelled box seat, 84cm wide; 30cm deep; 100cm high

The lid with chip work moulded edges, 130cm wide; 37cm deep; 48cm high

The body decorated with a scrolled band above an anchor crest, raised on four spherical feet, length including handles 19.5cm, width 10.5cm London 1808, weight 414 grams

Silver and two colour parcel gilt rectangular hinge lidded box, the top decorated with figures, a begging dog and cottages, the side panels and underside decorated with floral sprays, measuring 7.8cm…

Each in a triple bar link design, with foldover clasps, with a Butler and Wilson case

With two pairs of cupboards divided by drawers and figural supports, 159cm wide; 64cm deep; 193cm high

149cm wide; 57cm deep; 177cm high

With gadrooned border, on dual carved tripod supports, resting on paw feet, two include two extra leaves, 115cm wide; 204cm long; 306cm long fully extended

Peter and the Wolf, five
each numbered in pencil '92/200' (lower right) and with blind stamps
prints
each 28.5 x 76.5cm
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Provenance
Private collection, UK

Aldby Park near York with its now demolished Victorian wings
signed and dated 'A Gibbs 1911' (lower right)
watercolour
25.5 x 35cm

84cm x 59cm (unframed)

With panelled cupboard doors, 123cm wide; 68cm deep; 186cm high

149cm wide; 57cm deep; 177cm high

Second half 17th Century

Circa 1880

By Landry P.ge Des Panorama, Cleret, Circa 1825

By Richard Rooker, London, circa 1695

By John Peatling, Boston, Circa 1790

The case late 18th Century, the movement/dial later and adapted, associated

By Quare & Horseman, London, No. 304, Circa 1730

By Benjamin Gray, London

Rol Fawney, London